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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers IN tho City and! Whooling Folks
sJsHaF ""H....sH Abroad. .# .1,T-t-N. Z

Strangers IN tho City andi Whooling Folk,
W. l"at Abroad. '.H1t-N
Mr.. John R. Dunlap, Of Louisville, is in
the city.
State Senator and Mrs. N. B. Scott left
for Charleston yeBterday morning.
Mira. DR.. Z. A. Hildreth and daughter
Mrs.. W. S. Brady, have returned IRON
California.
Mr.. Harry Brown and wife will cele.
brate their wooden Wedding this evening
at their residence, South Penn street,
Island.
Editor R. E. Horner, Of the Petersburg
Sentinel, and little aon, passed through the
city Saturday on their way to Pittsburgh
to visit friends. .
Mr.. L. T. Jones, OF Massachusetts, is
again in the city looking after his interests
in tho tack factory. He ia stopping at the
Stamm House.
Councilman E. Buchanan, Of the Second
ward, is proudly informing his friends OF
the arrival Of a promising son at his house
one day last week.
Mr.. Sylvester G. Williams, OF Cincin-
natl, was in tho city yesterday, having
como here to spend Sunday with his wife,
who ia visiting her father, Mr.. George R.
Taylor.
Mrs. FL. Norton and little daughter,
Norma, left last evening for Hazelton, Pa,
to attend the wedding OF Mr.. L.. Saadase
Allison, Mrs. Norton's twin brother, who
is to marry Mrs Annie Pardee.
Mr.. ". Fl. Hsarae returned from Char.
leason on Saturday, where had been fo1
several days past looking after some mat.
tors before the Legislature. He leavea
to-day on business trip ior Nashville.
Hon. J. B. Drigss. jutgs OF the Common
P!ccs Court for Belmont and Monroe
Countiea, came down from st. Clairsyil,e
aud spent Saturday evening here with
friends. Clerk W. B. Cash, OF St. Clairs.
vile, was also in tho city Saturday even
ing.
Mr., Harry Comeriord, Of the B.. & o,
train dispatching force Mt Grafton.
was in tho city Saturday making a
visit 10 his parents. AS ueual this pop.
ular gentleman vas warmly greeted BY
bis friends who had tho pleasure OF meet.
ing him. SgI SL4F}
Mr.. Frank Webster, representing TIE
Cooperative Building Plan Association, is
at the Howell Houee. He is in the city, to
interview the carpenters and builders in
this vicinity. Thia association 10 the same
one that has been furnishing this paper
With the attractive plans it has been pub.
fishing.
Miss Clara CLARK, of the South Side,
gho has been dangerously i'll for some
time past with typhoid fever, has recoy-
cred sufficiently to travel, and is going
West to visit friends and fully recover bel
health. Previous to her illness Miss Clark
was popularity known as the pleasant and
obliging night operator at the TELEPHONE
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Pittsburgh Downs the chumnious,

PITTSBURGH, April So.-The League
championship was opened in THO city to-
day, after bsing postponed two days on
account Of bad weather. A procession
through the two cities and a brass band
concert at Recreation Park preceded the
game. a hua day sttrncted ovs7 nine
thousand spectators, who became almost
wild with Excitement when the Pitts
burshs took the lead III the first inning,
and hold it throughout the game. The
playing OF both Clubs was brilliant. The
only fielding error WAS q dropped ball>by
Smith, which he ran after out into center
field. Che fielding errora Of the Chicasos
were %excusabls. Sunday dropped a hot
fly after a hard run, and DAILY made wild
throw to second which lot In a run.
Calvin and Clarkson both did we'll
under the new rules, especially tho former.
The Pittsburghs made two runs in the
first inning on a triple by Dalrymple, q
single by Brown, base on balls, long fly to
Barley. Oae in the second on a single
by Mckinnon and a triple by Whitney.
Two in the fourth on e hit by pitcher,
Mckinnon,s triple, a single by Whitney,
and long ay Of Smith, and one in the
eighth on Sundays mua of Miller's fly
and McKinnon's double.
The Chicago's made n run in the
seventh on Anson's hit. Plefer's double
and Williamsburg sacrifice, and one in the
ninth on S%uhtvau's 'threc-bagger and An
sons sacrifice. The ecore was 6 to 2.
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LOCAL BREvIT1Es.
Matters Of Minor Moment in and Abo
tho City.

hNttuTn u NlluOI ukuUluHt III hHu ADQut
tho City.
AR the Grand to.night--"One Of the
Brayest.".
Two deeds Of trust we're admitted to re-
cord in Recorder Hooks Office Saturday.
The Board Of County Commissioners
will meet In regular monthly session this
morning.
GRAND CoNcKRr by tho Opera House Or.
cheatra tonight, at the Orleans Saloon,
Schmidt Bros.
Tnr LaBelle nail factory will 20 on full
this morning, and the men are hoping for
a long and steady run.
THE marks on the leveo Last evening
showed q depth In tho channel OF Is feet
Q inches, and the river was on q stand,
The Andes 10 due today from Cincinnati,
for which point she will leave tomorrow
afternoon. g
On. g. w. KELLEY was released from
jail Saturday on $1,000 bail, James Rine
becoming hts surety. He will have a pre-
llminaty hearing before Justice Ankle this
morning on a charge OF malpractice, the
details Of which have been published.
The only transfer Of real estate admit.
tea. " record IN recorder HOOKS ONCE
1 Sssa ny NV was Nc = aeea MADE January N Iay, e Z
Gavin tor t s;taan y. % o aapa IL Dill piaahi p
diatrict m nonaiSs.ati c,es saon fsuu 'n ''''iie
s-Ve'
Vhkscksr LODGE no. d a. a.. l.. w. W..
~ ia mee.ing satuloay evening", elected
Josepn futcell, preoioent, n Il larry
nawkln ae!esGIe 10 lhe convention
wnica mue.s IN ta!tsourgh, June u. Inc
gor a eettiement IN tha naa. tu,rr~ pa' ~ nas
anpenr briuhtl - wy A''' Au'0'' w n''
H.. ,..t .-,n
,,Lt w ro .sss Tnl anu testament o. nfeder'
iSA o'oiiou, ueceaseq, wa aamltted To
PsuDa at, ~ hec9rasf HOOKS once Satur'
Ssy, any s otae,eu 70 % recorded; Louis
u was appointed executor o. the 90;
sase ~ tnG same time; A BONG q sl,2N
n w. aeua!teu anu given Win Voonr
Dacl""u ~ surety. 4
Il following 10 taken from q re-.
cantissue Of tho st. Louis Republican
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A fight in Lafayette Hall on Saturday
evening. resulted in two arrests. Both
left $40 for their appearance to-day.
Rev. Az Morrison, Of the ME. church,
and Rev. Mr.. Walker, OF the Presbyterian
church, exchanged pulrits last evening.
About forty Martina Ferrisns took in
tho Shadows Of q Great City," 6atur-
day night, the steamer Climax making q
special trip in orderto accommodate them.
Saturday morning "a Mr.. M. NJ. Sheets
was crossing the ferry boat in.his carriage,
the breeze carried into the river a new hat,
which was wrapped up and lying on the
seat: One Of the ferry hands soon cot a
skiI and succeeded in recovering it shout
TWO hundred yards below the point of the
Island.
Mrs. james Brandt has opened an ice
cream parlor and confectionery in tho Cot
trell building on Fourth street, and ie pre-
pared to serve customers with all the deli.
cacies OF the season, aud the best ice
cream in the market. Mrs, Brandt slso
Garrlea q fresh stock Of the finest candies.
Those desiring the coolest cream should
give her q call. .g.I -
Wilson d Wagner, plumbers and gas fit
tiers, corner First and Hanover streets,
now have in stock the Murdoch hydrant,
IN connection with a full line OF gas and
water fixtures, and are prepared to do all
kinds Of work on short notice. Their
basins and appliances for heating purposes
are the best IN use, and being practical
plumbers and skilled workmen, they re-
specially nolicit en- equal share Of the
public patronage.
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NEW Ap~yERrrsEN,rsrs.
A Word About CatarIh,.

NJ. Is tho mucous membrane. that wonderful
semi fluid envelope surrounding the delicate Us.
sues Of tho air and food passages, that catasrh
makes its stronghold. Once established, II eats
into tho very vltals, aud renders lie but a long.
drawn breath Of misery and disease, dulling the
sense OF hearing, ttammcfiug the power OF speech,
destroying the faculty Of smoll, taintlny tho breath
and killing tho refined pleasures Of taste. lnsid.
iously, by creeping on from a simple cold IN tho
head, II ASSAULT tho membranous lining and en-.
vclops tho bones. eating through Tue delicate coats
and Causing inflammation, sloughing and death.
Nothing short OF total eradication will secure
health to the pallont, and all Alternatives arc sim.
ply piocr@tinated suteriugs. leading TO u fatal
termination. sanford's Radical Curo, by fnhald.
ti0n and by Internal administration, has never
failed: even when tho disease has made irlghtful
inroads Oh delicate constitutions, hearing, smell
and taste have been recovered, aud the the disease
thoroughly driven OUT HLG14 ~ N.ilI- f.
saniotds Radical euro consists Of ono. bottle Of
tho Radical Cute, one box Catarrhal Solvent, aud
ono Improved Inhaler, neatly wrapped In ono
package, with full directions; price. 81 LOO, (
Por1gh Dgu0 Ann CHEMICAL Co., Boston.
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BELLA1RE.
Interesting Toneher's Meeting Gouern
rs ~ News Sotes.

interesting Toncher's Meeting General
News Notes. 4
Artificial gas is now one dollar per
thousand.
VIM. q. Barnard is preparing to reaume
shipments Of coal by river. :,
There are public sales to-day Of real es.
tatc III the First and Fifth wards.
Mr.. A. B. Battelle died Saturday after.
noon. He will be buried at Newport.
The workmen laying natural gas pipes
are using the gas to melt their solder.
The Odd Fellows went to Benwood yes.
terday to attend chnrch with their
brethren.
Tho Glass City Building Association
will have money on sale tonight, in Gem
trail Block. .,a
Capt. RI. Devries was in town sstur-
day attending q directors' meeting OF the
Bellaire Nail Works.
Rev. P. O. Thyholdl preached at the Sec
ond Presbyterian church yesterday, and
will occupy that pulpit by appointment of
Presbytery.
Rev. NJ S. Hoey was able to preach one
sesmon at the First Presbyterian church
Yesterday. There was nc preaching in
the evening,
II gas were struck here, tho indications
are that the city would have 80 little con-
Germ in it that she would get no benefit
from the find.
The grand jury has summoned moro
than one hundred people from Bellaire
and ought to find out something about
tho doings here that are not in accord
with law and order.
Why the health oficers do not stop the
throwing OF slops into alleys and compel
the uss OF the sewers, is what several want
to know. In on csses a whole alley is
spoiled by n family.
Miss May Nelson, daughter of N. Mel
sou, who had almost reached her elk
teenth birthday, died Saturday afternoon
OF consumption. The funeral will bs this
forenoon ct. 10 o'clock. .,74IzI
The Dow law, hacked by a strong pub
lie sentiment, is decreasing the number of
saloons here. Some satoonkeepsrs kor-
rowed money to pay tho first installmsnt
OF tho Dow tax, hoping the Court or
Legislature would repeal the law. Nov
another payment muot DO made; they are
in debt, their business has decreased, and
they are ina bad ohape. Some have 81
ready decided to quit.
The Belmont county Teachers' Associa-
ton met here Saturday, and tho attend
nnce WIS large. BarneHville. Bridgeport,
MARITIME. Ferry and St. Clairaville were
fully represented. Tbs reading Of papers
and consequent discussions occupied all
the forenoon. The visitors were given a
hountiful dinner in tho Central school
house. The principal paper in tho after.
noon was by Mies Belle 1Bsszle, Of the
Bsllaira schools, on "Ssudy IN the School
Room" 1t has been ordered printed in
the BarneaYille Enterpri.e. \
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THE NATIONAL SPORT.
SATURDAYS BASE BALL GAME
With tho Bells, Of pittsburgh-Ten Innings
Required to Settle the Contsst-opening
OF tho League Season at Steubcnyills
T~o.aay-A, New Player Signed.

Saturdays game with the Bells was one
Of the moat interesting contestu that has
yet been witnessed on tho home grounds.
Up to tho ninth inning the Wheelings
played an almost iaultless game. The
v~isitors, however, tied tho game on their
half Of the inning by doing some terrific
batting, but tho Green Stockings finally
crawled out Of the hole. The feature Of
the game was Moflat's one handed catch
In right field OF what seemed q clean hit.
Mallory pitched very effectively and Ellih
caught him very nicely. About 500 PEG.
pie were present. Following Is the score
In detail:
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lNG Daily NTELLIGENCEit, MONDAY MORNING.; MAY 2. 1887.

his people could know that they
were paraoaed, and Il the Christian sys.
TEN would not furnish the same unmls.
taxable assurance OF pardon to the sinner
now as II did then, then the plan OF saliva.
ton could not be as plain and perfect as
the n Of the old dispensation. But he
believed that the sinner could obtain lust
as sure O eense Of pardon now az the Jews
did In their time. Still there arc many
persons perplexed with regard to this mat.
ter. II the way Is so mystiAed now, when,
on the other hand, It was plain to the
jews, God Ia not dealing Justly with us.
The reverend gentleman said he would
continue the subject next Sunday morn.
INK and show from the Scriptures that
Christ has left just "a plain and perfect
a system Of obtaining pardon from sin
"a existed before bis time,
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Cincinnati Downed.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May lit was as
warm as upon a summer day this after.
noon, and the ball park was packed with
a crowd which numbered between seven
n eight thousand people. The home
ciuo put up q great game all round.
Heeker'a work at the bst was noteworthy,
while Ramsey and Kerrins played bril-.
iiantly. in their respective posltions. DIN.
clnnatl failed to size up the delivery Of
the former, but Louisville for once batted
Mutiane freely. The latter was fined three
times by Umpire Walsh. His d~eliyerv
was illegal, and the fines we're due to thu
angry retorts when corrected. Score:
Louisville, s; Cincinnati, 4. -.
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Excursion Rates to baltimore,

The Masonic fraternity Of the States O.
Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Viz,
sinls and the District Of Columbia, will
celebrate at Baltimore, May 10th to 18th,
the centennial anniversary of the orVani.
cation Of the Grand Lodge OF Maryland,
1t IS the purpose Of the home lodges 10
make this a memorable event in the bis.
tory Of the craft, and an elaborate pro.
gramme Including parades, balls, banquets
and orations, has been arranged for thu
entertainment Of visitors. The street IA.
rade, which takes place at eleven o'clock
on the morning Of the 12sh will include
Thousands Of the brethren Of the mystic
tie, in regulation regain, and will be a pa.
geant worth travelling miles to see.
For this OCCASION the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company will sell cheap excur.
sion ticket to Baltimore from all stations
on ia lines east Of the Ohio River. Tick.
cts will be sold May o, 10, H., and IL, and
will be available for return passage until
ID inclusive.
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The consclausness OF Pardon.

Tho sermon delivered at the Disciplet
church yesterday morning by the Roy. N.
L. Atwood, pastor was a very interesting
one. The topic was from the latter ps1t
Of the fourth chapter OF Lsyiticns, where
Is described the Gin Offering. This object
Of tho sermon was to show that whsn q
peraon under the jewish d%ispensation fol-
lowed out all the instructions given by
God in regard to making an offering for
sin, he knew beyond o doubt that he was
pardoned. But the Instructions were to
be followed out in every particular, and
the details were made 80 plain that no
mistake could be made. These offerings
were emblematic Of the promised Mes
slab, especially a the lamb should
be without btemish. The Jews were
simply looking forward to the one
grand and final offering for the whole
world it WAS IN offering pure, spotleas
aud without blemish. II the Ancient
Jews could, by carrying out Gods COM
uand's, obtain an unmiatakab}e con-
seriousness Of pardon from their sins, as
the promise reads "and it shall be Tor
given him." why should there be
any doubt in this matter uuderthe Christ
lln dispensation.
The Lord set up a beautiful and
NnFfnNk n~Nk@-a - IL n.--.-
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The trustees Of the Wheeling Female
College had a conference Saturday after.
noon with the Rev. DR.. Blaisdell, Of Ken.
lucky, the gentleman who is expected to
euceeed Professor Brown in the principal.
ship OF the College. The reverend uontle.
man made an excellent impression on the
board. and 1t is expected that he will DO
formally rendered the charge Of the insti-
tuition. He hss had a long and succeeafuI
career as q teacher and an excellent rec.
ord. A special committee OF the board
was appointed to perfect arrangements
with him, and 1t is expected that he will
assume control at the end Of the current
session In June,
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Chem Ercur.,,n.to C,,c,r,,,,

The steamer Andes leaves Wheeling fol
cincinnati every Tuesday at 3 P. NJ, and
will cell excursion tickets to parties Of five
or more. One week Of pleasure, beauti-
iul scenery and good music on the largest
and best steamer that comes to Wheeling.
Eor rates apply to Frank Booth or Capt.
Charles Muhlcman, Wheeling, W. Va.
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A HRrd Brittle,

ST.. LOUIS, May 1.-The veteran catcher
enyder's influence with tho Cleveland
kids ia remarkable and they play very
different ball with him at the helm.
Cleveland gave the Browns a hard fight
to-day. and nearly downed them. The
champions played careleealy in the field
but their hitting was again brilliant. The
best features Of the game we're 0'Neii's
magnificent smuggling making four safe
hits, including two two baggers, Com
'skey,s home run, and three bag drives,
. brilliant left hand stop by Latham,
Welch's backward running catch, Mann's
general work and Stricker's brilliant feld-
ing. About e.000 people were in attend.
ance. score-st. Louis, IA; Cleveland, 10.
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The Wheeling club opens up the cham
pionship sefies at Steubenville to-day. A
strong nine will DO put in the field, Dunp
occupying. tue pitchers' box. The boys
leave on tho 20 train and a number OF
friends OF the club and lovers Of the sport
will accompany them. On Thurgday the
home team will return when they open up
benyille.
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GO, Nos. 20 and ~ tourt0entl, Street.
New NdYeytisem ea,s

y Wantcd-Good Gid. @
Misunderstanding Statesmen.
For salo-Moslcr Il BahInan Safe, &c.-Wlokham
Sealed Proposals-J. a. Ewing, superintendent,
OF the Peniteat!Ary. n
.Iewctt's Dry Air neirlgerators-Ncsbitt 4 Bro.
Tarrants seltzer Apetieni.
Victor picy cies- X. b Burt, Agent. b.
Summons Liver lCSulaIor-Ihird page.
Sacred to the Memory OF the Lost Dollsr-G.
Mcndel & Co. .rL -
For I!ncinnai-steamer Andes.
Wanted-1nlnes A. Henry, Real Estate Agent.
BollnSer'B Lace Curtain slrolchcrs-Frew &
BerlSeby--Fourth psgo
A~ord About C~atATrh-Fourth page.
Opera House-Miss Agnes H~crndou-Fouttti
page. q
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Gentlemen's Fiue Shoes.

Stacy, Adams 4 Co. q Genuine kangaroo
Shoes are une1celled for style and wear.
ANY u wanting a fine shoe, should ex.
anime our large etoek, which we have in
all Tidths, and can fit any person.
J.W. AMlcK,
1li3 Main e,reet.
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WE have Just received u full line Of
SPRING 0TENC9ATlNGS, and are III
daily receipt OF The latest Novelties In
Spring Suitings.
Also, on hand handsome line OF Neck
wear and Esenuemen'S Furnishing Goods.
c. HESS II SONS,
No. 1891 Market Street.
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will open next Monday, May ., by orde,
Of Tho Mt, Belleyiew Stock Company"
All persona Wishing desirable rooms
should apply early to Frank Walter,
Proprietor,
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Umpire Unuer Rnainp.

LOUISVILLE, KY May 1.-Umpire al
Bauer forwarded his resignation 10 Presi.
dent WykoH, oftbe American Aesoc;at;on.
late last night. He complains that he,
has been unjustly censursd and traated
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WE have introduced n new system Of
selling Watches Oh tic lngtnllment plan
whereby TUu ran securOH watch ut once
OIL easy payments. Call and investigate.
JNCGB ". GnUBD, Jowefer,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Sts.
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GRAND CONCERT by the Opera House Or.
chestra tonight, at the Orleans Saloon,
Schmidt Bros.
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LITTLE PICKrps.

Tickets for the skating carnival at Mar.
tins Forty tomorrow evening are on aale
at all popular business places. The csrni.
WI is to be given for the benefit of the cy.
clone sufferers. gsl II
a number Of nov accessions to the A.
NJ. L. church were immersed yesterday in
the river above the q. 4 P. depot. The
ceremony was witnessed by a number Of
intereuted spectators.
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GRAND CONCERT by the Opera House Or.
ehestra tonight, at the Orleans Saloon,
Schmidt Bros,
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GRAND CONCERT by the Opera House Or
chestra tonight, at the Orleans Saloon,
Schmidt Bros,
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NOTES.
The Duluth team Is to be o%yerhauled,
Harry Pinnell, late Of Detroit, has slgnet
with Mansfield. IGl ~ I;
Dick Van SAINT, Of Evansville, has signet
with Kalamazoo.
Kalamazoo has set the balance Of til,
teams to thinking.
George Cumming, OF Pittsburgh, ha.
signed with Mansfield.
Akron on Saturday defeated the Graph
ics, Of Cleveland, s to O.. tI
Zancsville will carry thirteen men, in
Guiding three complete batteries.
GAINESVILLE released Sawhil, Hubbard
Thursby and McQuirk to Akron.
Kalamazoo defeated Duluth three
straight games, and by a one-sided scor.
each time.
s%tenbenvillo won a well.played gamt
with the East Liverpool club on Saturday
by IL to 6.
Dushane has been granted his releeseir
order to accept a position as clerk at the
Howell house.
Inulapy, VINO was released to Akron BY
GAINESVILLE, is doing excellent work in the
pitchers box.
Sandusky made q good showing in her
exhibition games. Steubenville and
Akron r unknown quantities.
Noble Brothers, ha.ters, will present q
fine Knox hat to the member OF the home
team making the best fielding average.
There are one or two conflicting dates
in the schedule as finally adopted, but
they will be arranged by the interested
clubs.
Duluth did not make expenses many Of
her Ohio League games, excepting at
Columbus, where Sunday games are
plsyea.
zaneayille opens the championship sea.
son at Columbus, Akron at Mansfield,
Wheeling at steubenville and Kalamazoo
at Ssndusky.
Abraham Lincoln Moflett, who has been
playing with the Nashvilles, and who dis.
tinguished himself in SATURDAYS game,
has been signed by the Wheeling club.
Mr.. Jscob w. Grub, the jeweler, will
present to the player Of the Green Stock.
ings making the highest batting average
during the season, a handsome gold
medal,
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TlIermomotsr Record,
As reported by Christian Schnepf, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, Saturday:
TAN. An. 70 y, sr.N. : I'm.
4" Co. . sso Co. CO.
+, IS IS 760 i9a ie
Weather-Clouay.
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JUST RECEIVED.

A line OF Travellers Protective Asso'
citation Badges.